Did you know that by increasing your credit score, you not only can reduce your credit card payments, but it could help you get a job and even slash your insurance rates? By taking 5 minutes to follow the method below to raise your credit rating, you could take advantage of all the benefits of having good credit.
Ask your self a quick question...
When was the last time you checked your credit? The last time you did a background check on yourself, did you take a real good look at the information on this report? If you did, chances are you found a number of mistakes that didn't belong there.
Maybe your Social Security Number was wrong, or a credit card was listed as having late payments that you closed years ago.
It's very common for these mistakes to show up on your report.
Nearly 2 out of 3 credit files contain errors, and these mistakes could be hurting your score and misrepresenting you.
When you download your credit information, take a close look at the accounts being listed and make sure nothing seems out of the ordinary.
You could quite easily find multiple mistakes on your file, which you can have removed.
As you soon as you find these errors, contact the credit reporting agency to notify them that there are mistakes on your report.
By law they must remove any misinformation and immediately adjust your credit score.
As a result, you could increase your rating as much as 100 points and allow you to get approved for more credit and reduce payments on your existing debts.